01 Mar 1923
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Newspaper
Miniota Herald
Location
Miniota, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Mar 01, 1923
Page
1
The advance agent for Spring visits, town quiet, and plans for a Tennis Club Dance on Friday March 9. Manitoba legislature sessional indemnity cut to 1500. South school Minnedosa fire causes 15000 damage with 7000 insured. Miniota hosts poetry firm A Doggereil & Co. community notes on births licenses price rise, crow sightings, seeding, and local sports and GGA meetings. Manitoba College extension millinery and dressmaking courses announced.
Canadian National Railways announces reduced fares for the Brandon Winter Fair and Bat Stock Show from March 3 to 9. Tickets available at single fare for rail trips from all Manitoba and Saskatchewan stations, including Moose Jaw and Saskatoon, with return by March 13. Inquiries to local CN agent.
Jack Wiggins won the skin game. Jno Tennant visited Brandon for an implement dealers convention. Harold Herding and Tom Marvin visit Arrow River. W I debate postponed to March. Don Sincisir misplaced his house Friday. U F M meeting scarce for Saturday night. Isavella Juniors beat local hockey 4 to 2. Mr and Mrs J W Mitchell visited Brandon to see daughter in hospital. Arrow River Tennis Club plans a town meeting March 3 to form a sport club. Friday whist drive and dance raises funds for rink operation. winners Wynona Elliott, Walker Allenby. consolation Ella Craig and Jerry O Callaghan.
Ino McKenzie of Arrow River expresses thanks to friends and neighbors for tokens of sympathy and kindness shown to him and his family during a time of great affliction and bereavement.
Born at Miniota on Sunday February 25 to Mr and Mrs R M Oliver a son born to the couple in a local birth notice indicating the family welcomed a new member.
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